Are Traditional IT System Interoperability Solutions Sufficient and Efficient? Thoughts on Novel Solutions
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In our globalised world the interoperability of organisational IT systems has become an indispensable condition for the cooperation of organisations, so IT interoperability is now a priority demand of all application. In practice, we can essentially only find solutions based on standardised intermediary representations, but these have a number of limitations, the analysis of which is not covered in the literature. Novel interoperability solutions have also emerged in connection with the development of information technology, but little is said about the general requirements for innovative solutions. This publication seeks to contribute to these tasks.
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